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Displaying 56 - 60 of 90The Mining Act 2003
Uganda
The document titled "The Mining Act 2003" is a legislative piece that provides comprehensive guidelines for the management of mining and mineral resources. It is a crucial resource in the field of land governance as it outlines the legal framework for mining operations, thereby directly influencing land tenure security.
The Local Government (Rating) Act, 2005
Uganda
The document titled "The Local Government (Rating) Act, 2005" is a legislative piece that provides guidelines for local governments to levy property rates. This act is crucial in the context of land governance and land tenure security as it directly influences property ownership costs and local government revenue generation.
Domestic Tax Laws of Uganda
Uganda
"The document titled 'Domestic Tax Laws of Uganda' is a comprehensive compendium of domestic tax legal instruments. It provides an in-depth look into the various laws and regulations governing taxation within Uganda. This resource is particularly relevant to land governance as it sheds light on the tax implications related to land ownership and tenure security in the country."
The Physical Planning Act 2010
Uganda
"The Physical Planning Act 2010" establishes the institutional framework for the creation and approval of physical development plans, as well as applications for development permission. This document is crucial in the context of land governance as it sets the legal foundation for land use planning and development. It provides guidelines for the approval process of development plans, thereby ensuring land tenure security.
Mineral Policy of Uganda 2001
Uganda
The document titled "Mineral Policy of Uganda 2001" establishes a comprehensive framework for the management of the mineral sector in Uganda. This policy is crucial in the context of land governance as it outlines the rules and regulations for the exploration and extraction of minerals, thereby directly influencing land tenure security.